A winter weather advisory has been issued for Yosemite by the National Weather Service, with snow expected above 6,000 feet and accumulations of 8 to 12 inches. Travel could be difficult to impossible, with hazardous conditions potentially impacting commutes. The advisory is in effect from Sunday 11 p.m. to Monday 11 p.m.
In light of the advisory, the NWS has provided expert tips for safe winter driving. This includes slowing down, assuming icy conditions on roadways, and being cautious of falling hazards from ice accumulating on power lines and trees. It is advised to share travel plans, prepare your vehicle with essential supplies, stay calm if stranded, be mindful of snow plows, and check road conditions before setting out.
By following these guidelines, drivers can reduce the risk of accidents and ensure their safety during challenging winter weather. It is essential to exercise caution and prioritize safety while driving on snow-covered roads in Yosemite and other affected areas.
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